... participants in the FES in the EU remain vigilant, continuing to monitor infrastructure risks and stock levels. Coal Industry: Price Growth and Return to Traditional Energy Sources The role of coal as an energy source is again increasing on the global energy market. Coal prices in Asia are demonstrating an upward trend: according to the World Bank, the average price of Australian thermal coal rose to approximately $112.9 per ton in July. This marks the highest level since January of this year and the third consecutive ...

... developments in renewable energy sources (RES) , electricity generation statistics, and some geopolitical aspects of energy trading. This information will be useful for investors and market participants, ranging from oil and fuel companies to electricity and coal industry specialists. Oil Market: Stable Prices Amid Rising Production Oil companies in OPEC+ countries are gradually increasing production in line with the easing of restrictions. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), oil production in Russia increased by 20,000 ...

... after filling gas storage and launching new RES capacities, the share of coal in the EU energy system is falling back. Nevertheless, coal remains a significant part of the energy balance in Poland, the Czech Republic, Greece, and some other economies. Coal prices in the global market have shown moderate stability in recent months. Futures for energy coal (API2) are trading in the range of $110–120 per ton in Northwest European ports by the end of July. This is slightly higher than levels at the beginning of summer (prices ...

... reserve as a safety net. Thus, the energy transition is reaching new heights but requires a delicate balance between green technologies and conventional fuel resources. Coal: High Demand Remains Amid Moderated Prices Despite the climate agenda, the global coal market is still characterized by high demand and remains an essential part of the global energy balance. Coal consumption is particularly high in the Asia-Pacific region, where economic growth and electricity needs support the intensive use of this fuel....

... energy transition is reaching new heights but requires a delicate balance between "green" technologies and traditional resources. Coal: High Demand Persisting in a Stable Market Despite the active development of renewable energy, the global coal market continues to rely on significant demand and remains a vital part of the global energy balance. Coal consumption is particularly high in the Asia-Pacific region, where economic growth and electricity needs support intensive use of this fuel. China,...